Pandiwa para sa Kalakip

to interconnect

Pandiwa

/ɪn.tɜr.kə.nɛkt/ or /in.tēr.kē.nekt/

i

ɪ

n

n

t

t

e

ɜ

r

r

c

k

o

ə

nn

n

e

ɛ

c

k

t

t

(magsanib)

mag-ugnay

to link together, creating connections or relationships between different parts

to interlock

Pandiwa

/ɪn.tɜr.lɑk/ or /in.tēr.laak/

i

ɪ

n

n

t

t

e

ɜ

r

r

l

l

o

ɑ

ck

k

(magsanib)

magkabit

to fit or lock together securely, keeping things in a stable or connected position

to attach

Pandiwa

/ə.tæʧ/ or /ē.tāch/

a

ə

tt

t

a

æ

ch

ʧ

(ikonekta)

ikabit

to physically connect or fasten something to another thing

to annex

Pandiwa

/æ.nɛks/ or /ā.neks/

a

æ

nn

n

e

ɛ

x

ks

(idagdag)

ikalakip

to attach a document to another, especially in formal or legal writings

to join

Pandiwa

/ʤɔɪn/ or /jawin/

j

ʤ

oi

ɔɪ

n

n

(mag-ugnay)

sumali

to be connected or linked together

to link

Pandiwa

/lɪnk/ or /link/

l

l

i

ɪ

n

n

k

k

(ikonekta)

pag-ugnayin

to establish a physical connection or attachment between two or more things

to network

Pandiwa

/net.wɜrk/ or /net.vērk/

n

n

e

ɛ

t

t

w

w

o

ɜ

r

r

k

k

(i-link)

makipagugnayan

to link devices or computers in a way that they can send and receive information

to hook up

Pandiwa

/hˈʊk ˈʌp/

(kumonekta)

ikonekta

to link or connect someone or something to another device or system

to secure

Pandiwa

/sɪ.kjʊr/ or /si.kyoor/

s

s

e

ɪ

c

k

u

jʊ

r

r

e

(i-secure)

itaga

to fasten or lock something firmly in place to prevent movement, damage, or unauthorized access

to embed

Pandiwa

/ɪm.bɛd/ or /im.bed/

e

ɪ

m

m

b

b

e

ɛ

d

d

(itinaga)

ipinagsanib

to firmly and deeply fix something in something else

to unite

Pandiwa

/ju.naɪt/ or /yoo.nait/

u

ju

n

n

i

aɪ

t

t

e

(pagsamahin)

magkaisa

to come together and form a single entity

to weld

Pandiwa

/weld/ or /veld/

w

w

e

e

l

l

d

d

(magdugtong)

maghinang

to join two or more pieces of metal together using heat and pressure

to cement

Pandiwa

/sə.mɛnt/ or /sē.ment/

c

s

e

ə

m

m

e

ɛ

n

n

t

t

(idikit)

simentuhin

to securely attach or join objects together using a strong adhesive material

to stick

Pandiwa

/stɪk/ or /stik/

s

s

t

t

i

ɪ

ck

k

(dikitin)

idikit

to fix an object to another, usually with glue or another similar substance

to adhere

Pandiwa

/æd.ɛr/ or /ād.er/

a

ə

d

d

h

h

e

ɪ

r

r

e

(sumunod)

dumikit

to firmly stick to something

to glue

Pandiwa

/glu/ or /gloo/

g

g

l

l

ue

u

(idikit)

dumikit

to connect or attach items by applying a sticky substance

to tape

Pandiwa

/teɪp/ or /teip/

t

t

a

eɪ

p

p

e

(tape-in)

idikit

to secure objects together by using an adhesive strip

to stitch

Pandiwa

/stɪʧ/ or /stich/

s

s

t

i

t

tɪ

ch

ʧ

(tahiin)

manahi

to join fabric or material by using a needle and thread

to patch

Pandiwa

/pæʧ/ or /pāch/

p

p

a

æ

t

ch

ʧ

(pagsalansan)

pagtapal

to repair by applying a piece of material to cover a hole or damage

to label

Pandiwa

/leɪ.bəl/ or /lei.bēl/

l

l

a

eɪ

b

b

e

ə

l

l

(ilabel)

lagyan ng etiketa

to stick or put something such as tag or marker, with a little information written on it, on an object

to tag

Pandiwa

/tæg/ or /tāg/

t

t

a

æ

g

g

(lagyan ng label)

itag

to securely attach a small piece of identification or information to an item

to unify

Pandiwa

/ju.nə.faɪ/ or /yoo.nē.fai/

u

ju

n

n

i

ə

f

f

y

aɪ

(isaayos)

pagsamahin

to join things together into one

to bond

Pandiwa

/bɑnd/ or /baand/

b

b

o

ɑ

n

n

d

d

(pagsasama)

pagdikit

to connect things together